Pascal at Brain4Home used to sell them on boards and although they are no longer available the documentation for them is all on the "Downloads" tab of his website. I based mine around the "TinyBoard", see here: http://www.brain4home.eu/downloads/BAE0910-tiny-board-usermanual.pdf

I built the first three on stripboard and then did a proper PCB for the fourth one which is essentially the same schematic as a "TinyBoard" but with extra connectors: http://www.idlers.org/BAE0910board.jpg

Paul


On 19/10/2016 21:06, Peter Hollenbeck wrote:
"built four of them onto boards" ...
Breadboards?
Do you have a schematic for connecting to a 1wire network?
I can program but am an electronics moron.

Thanks,
Peter

On Wed, Oct 19, 2016 at 10:26 AM, Paul Everett <rep...@repton.org <mailto:rep...@repton.org>> wrote:

    I have a load of these and have built four of them onto boards
    which are counting the flashes of the LED on the four electricity
    meters I have here (import, export and two solar PV systems). They
    work very well.

    Paul Everett

    On 19 Oct 2016, at 18:16, Nigel Titley <ni...@homechip.com
    <mailto:ni...@homechip.com>> wrote:

    There's also this

    http://www.brain4home.eu/node/4 <http://www.brain4home.eu/node/4>

    which would seem to be perfect for the job, but I've been
    completely unable to get any response from Pascal either to
    requests for pin-out information or to requests to buy it
    (Pascal, if you are listening to this list, please get back to me)

    Nigel


    On 19/10/16 02:59, Andrew Errington wrote:
    The DS2423 is discontinued and hard to find these days.

    I built this, which is a DS2423 implemented on an ATtiny:
    https://www.tm3d.de/index.php/1-wire-device-mit-avr
    <https://www.tm3d.de/index.php/1-wire-device-mit-avr>

    It works, but the address is hard-coded.  There is a utility to
    generate new addresses if you will have more than one in your
    network.

    I also changed the fuse settings to lower the brownout detection
    voltage as I was running it at 3.3V, not 5V.

    I used it on a Raspberry Pi 3.  It didn't work with the native
    w1_ds2423 module, but it did work with OWFS using the w1 driver.

    HTH,

    Andrew

    On 19 October 2016 at 10:36, Peter Hollenbeck <pwhb...@gmail.com
    <mailto:pwhb...@gmail.com>> wrote:

        Thanks. I'll work on it.

        On Tue, Oct 18, 2016 at 3:59 PM, Jan Kandziora <j...@gmx.de
        <mailto:j...@gmx.de>> wrote:

            Am 19.10.2016 um 00:33 schrieb Peter Hollenbeck:
            > I would like to count revolutions of an anemometer,
            perhaps this one:
            >
            http://www.inspeed.com/anemometers/vortex_wind_sensor.asp
            <http://www.inspeed.com/anemometers/vortex_wind_sensor.asp>
            >
            > I would appreciate suggestion on how to implement a
            counter.
            >
            You could use the DS2423, or some of the homebrewn
            DS2423 replacements
            out there. As it has a reed switch, you need some
            debouncing on the input:

                     ^ +5V
                     |
                    10kΩ
                     |
               .-----+-------> DS2423 input
               |     |
               o     |
             \      100nF
              \      |
               o     |
               |     |
              ===   ===  GND

            These values give you ~1ms, which should be enough to
            debounce the
            switch and which is fast enough for 500Hz (== 1250mph
            for this anemometer.)

            Kind regards

                    Jan

            
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